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Aenova Launches Aenovation(TM) Program to Accelerate Pharmaceutical Development May 7, 2025
Aenova, a leading contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) in the global pharmaceutical supply chain, recently announced the launch of...ADC PAYLOADS - Progress in Development of Camptothecin-Based ADC Therapeutics April 4, 2025
Paul Moore, PhD, Raffaele Colombo, PhD, and Jamie Rich, PhD, say the recent progress in research on novel camptothecin payloads highlights the potential for developing a new generation of ADCs that can overcome some of the limitations of first-generation therapies.
LIPID-BASED EXCIPIENTS - Misconceptions About Lipid-Based Drug Delivery April 3, 2023
Rollie Fuller and Ron Permutt provide formulators confidence in using LBDDS as part of formulation development programs, by demonstrating their benefits and key functional mechanisms when used and addressing commonly misrepresented, misinterpreted, and misunderstood LBDDS topics.
FORMULATION DEVELOPMENT - Formulating Immediate-Release Tablets for Poorly Soluble Drugs June 4, 2020
Gayatri Khanvilkar, MPharm, Ajit Bhagat, Sangmesh Torne, PhD, Tejas Gunjikar, PhD, and Amina Faham, PhD, present a case study showing that previously unviable APIs can be successfully processed with the right methods, which should give hope to formulators facing similar difficulties.
CONTROLLED RELEASE - Leveraging Precision Particle Fabrication® Technology to Create Patient-Friendly Dosage Forms May 2, 2017
Cory Berkland, PhD, and Nathan Dormer, PhD, review how controlled-release powders offer a flexible and efficient approach to addressing a multitude of patient populations, while also improving compliance.
Capsugel Investing in Enhanced Micronization Capacity & Capabilities September 12, 2016
Capsugel, a global leader in delivering high-quality, innovative dosage forms and solutions, recently announced an expansion of its facility in...BUCCAL DELIVERY - Dissolvable Film Format Evolves to Buccal Drug Delivery Applications April 1, 2014
Scott D. Barnhart indicates the buccal and sublingual oral mucosa will continue to be an area of growing interest for drug delivery as researchers evaluate ways to improve bioavailability, patient compliance, and product lifecycle beyond tablet and injectable formats.








